Forget about murder: this moody cop thriller is guilty of a more heinous offence – criminal negligence of its dream-team cast. Michael Mann produces daughter Ami Canaan Mann's second feature, with Sam Worthington as a tough Texas detective. He's investigating the murder of a teenage prostitute while his ex-wife (Jessica Chastain), a cop in the next county, is stumped by the disappearance of another girl. Mann Jr effectively evokes an eerie, chilling, tension: the landscape all parched backwoods and murderous intent, knotted trees that might once have oozed blood red. But the story goes nowhere, and her actors default to a soulful noirish brooding, suggestive of tempestuous inner lives.